#Calcium test

[aaditiganguli]

Calcium test is a simple and reliable way to measure the amount of calcium in your body. Calcium is an essential mineral that plays a critical role in bone health, muscle function, and nerve transmission. With calcium test, you can quickly and easily monitor your calcium levels to ensure you are getting the proper amount of this vital nutrient. 

[lesbianralzarek]

i got 99% on an exam i was dreading and i was sooo brave and i only threw up a little bit :) unfortunately i had to take 2 tabs of adderall at 4pm and subsequently i will not be escaping my dogshit sleep schedule tonight :( but i got 99% :)

[planetsallalign]

Things I’m currently worried about.

My sisters upcoming surgery to release her tethered spinal cord. She won’t be able to basic tasks for 2+ months. With potential 6 months to 1 year for full recovery. A walker for awhile after surgery, physical therapy to help. And her anxiety has ramped up to when she video chats me she is sobbing so bad she can’t breathe. She can only focus on the what ifs and worst possible outcomes and spirals out. She’s starting therapy soon to help with that because after talking with her I didn’t realize how bad she has gotten.

My mother just telling me she’s had a lump for 3-4 years that she finally mentioned to her doctor and is getting an ultrasound on it. Which should be fine but what they’re calling it if you look it up the potentials are infection in the limb (no signs of any of that) or possible lymphoma/leukemia symptoms. Upon reading those symptoms I’m nervous. Because she will get so weary and achey by the afternoons she can barely move. And will say it hurts in her bones, but chalks it up to she must have whole body arthritis.

My father’s calcium score test that shows he has a blockage in the artery they call the “widow maker” and is being put on a statin ASAP. They’ll call to schedule a stress test which will be the does he need a stent or not decision. He came home yesterday from the grocery store with his statin, ice cream and mini powdered donuts. He doesn’t seem to get that yes you exercise hard and are in shape but it doesn’t mean you get to eat whatever you want. Because that’s how he has thought about it for years. Now I get to be bad guy and change his diet.

I’m sure it will all be ok and everyone will be fine/recover. It’s just a lot at once and I’m always the calm, keep it together one who is the rock. And all I want to do is scream.

[feralnumberfive]

Good morning to every organ in my body except my stomach. Get your shit together

[slimylittlemaggot]

I'm not like other girls, I'm made out of slime, and eat bones

[inertia-m]

new trek goal

Goechala Trek - April 2026

( i've been thinking about this trek for 24 hours straight. it is nearly 1.30 am, I should sleep )

[vitaleazy]

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[5ducksinatrenchcoat]

i'm going to fail this bio final holy shit!!

[autistic-puffin]

@spacerocksarethebestrocks here's another one!!!

depending how much sodium, potassium, and/or calcium is available, you can get different feldspars! labradorite is my favorite.

remember: stay OUT of the miscibility gap.

there are NO FELDSPARS in the gap. you can't fit that much calcium and potassium in one feldspar. it's not done.

[harmeet-saggi]

Vitamin Profile Test And Why Vitamin Test Is Important?

Have you ever pondered the intricate puzzle of elements that contribute to maintaining a vibrant and healthy life? What if we told you that the answer lies within your own body, specifically in the delicate balance of essential vitamins? In this comprehensive exploration, we'll unravel the mysteries surrounding the Vitamin Profile Test and delve into why this thorough blood test at home isn't just a diagnostic tool but a proactive measure for overall well-being. Join us on this enlightening journey as we dive into the significance of Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Vitamin A, Thiamine (B1), Calcium, and Phosphorus, unlocking the secrets to a well-balanced and nourished life.

[roshni99]

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[pathofastlabpune]

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[testpackage]

Understanding Calcium Deficiency: Symptoms, Causes, and Solutions

Are you frequently bothered by issues like brittle nails, slow hair growth, weak bones, or tooth decay? These are signs that our body isn’t in the best condition.

In our fast-paced lives, we often neglect our health, and proper nutrition becomes a luxury for many. However, our well-being should never be taken lightly. Our poor lifestyle choices can lead to various deficiencies and health problems.

Among the major health issues affecting many people is calcium deficiency. Calcium is crucial for building and maintaining strong bones, teeth, as well as supporting the proper functioning of our heart, muscles, and nerves. The lack of calcium can lead to problems like osteoporosis and hypocalcemia.

To address calcium deficiency, it’s essential to understand its causes, which include inadequate calcium intake, menopause, vitamin D deficiency, aging, low magnesium levels, pancreatitis, and genetic factors.

The symptoms of calcium deficiency might not be evident in the early stages but can worsen over time. Signs of deficiency include muscle spasms, confusion, numbness or tingling in the extremities, fatigue, depression, hallucinations, brittle nails, and weak bones more susceptible to fractures.

When calcium levels drop too low, it is referred to as hypocalcemia, and this can be harmful. The body tries to maintain normal blood calcium levels by pulling calcium from the bones, potentially leading to osteoporosis.

It is crucial to check for calcium deficiency through a blood calcium test during routine medical checkups. If abnormal results are found, further tests for ionized calcium, urine calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, vitamin D, parathyroid hormone (PTH), and PTH-related peptide (PTHrP) might be recommended.

To meet the body’s calcium requirements, it is important to consume foods rich in calcium. For adults aged 18-50, the recommended daily intake is 1000 milligrams (mg) of calcium, while adults aged 51 and older need 1200 milligrams per day. Foods such as beans, green leafy vegetables, dairy products like milk, yogurt, and cheese, cottage cheese, almonds, legumes, and dietary supplements can help fulfill these needs.

In conclusion, taking care of our health is of utmost importance. Calcium deficiency can have serious consequences, but with a balanced diet and proper intake of calcium-rich foods, we can support our body’s well-being. Remember to consult a doctor if you suspect any health issues or before taking any dietary supplements.

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[thebibliosphere]

Tw: almost dying, muscle spasms, seizures and weird body fuckery.

I just had my second ER trip of the month. I thought the amitriptyline was making my heart weird in a non-POTSy way and I had a feeling that something was just wrong. So I woke Mothman up and asked him to take me to the ER.

Which is just as well because as soon as we got there I started experiencing uncontrollable muscle spasms and my resting heart rate shot up to 150.

The triage nurse bolted me through the corridors into a room of about four doctors and seven nurses. The rest is a blur but I remember crying for Mothman because I couldn't see him past the wall of medical people around me.

Turns out I was extremely hypocalcemic, as in my blood results for my ionized calcium levels were so low it was a medical emergency. If I’d stayed home and assumed my rapid heart was from POTS I likely would have had a seizure or possibly a heart attack.

The doctor in charge told me he’d only ever seen the spasmodic movements I was making in textbooks before, but it was so distinctive he knew right away it was hypocalcemia. Blood tests confirmed it. My serum levels were “normal” but my ionozed levels were virtually zero.

Also, my thyroid is shot. I need to get more tests done. Possibly linked to the hypocalcemia. Possibly why my migraines have been so bad. Basically it was the b12 fiasco all over again. All my test results looked normal until I almost died

Again.

Anyway. I’m home now after being given a massive dose of IV calcium and a ton of othe meds. Sadly, I’m not allowed to take the amitriptyline anymore, at least until we’ve figured out my thyroid and why my calcium was so low while still appearing normal. Thankfully I was only on it for a week at a very low dose so the side effects of coming off it cold turkey shouldn't be too bad. I’m dreading the head pain returning. But who knows, maybe the massive dose of calcium will help with that. Keep your fingers crossed for me, eh?

I’m going to try and sleep.

Or just stare into the void for a bit. Haven’t decided yet.